In militia dei?

This paper draws on sociohistorical methods to explore the overlapping, and at times contradictory, discourses on how to form and structure the religious community that eventually coalesced into the Pachomian Koinonia. It discusses the impact and extant to which established institutions like the Roman army, family and great estates influenced the formation of this monastic movement.

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publish.UP (University of Potsdam)
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2024-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.25932/publishup-66865
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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In militia dei?

Christian Barthel
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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In militia dei?

Christian Barthel
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This paper draws on sociohistorical methods to explore the overlapping, and at times contradictory, discourses on how to form and structure the religious community that eventually coalesced into the Pachomian Koinonia. It discusses the impact and extant to which established institutions like the Roman army, family and great estates influenced the formation of this monastic movement.

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